lazy-loading

this time I would like to click a button in order to load more real-time searches. Here is the link of the website: https://trends.google.com/trends/trendingsearches/realtime?geo=AR&category=all The button is located at the end of the page and it has the following code: <div class="feed-load-more-button" ng-if="ctrl.shouldShowLoadingMoreItemsSpinner()" ng-click="ctrl.loadMoreFeedItems()" role="button" tabindex="0" style=""> Load more </div> Since theres some AngularJS involved I cant figure out how to do it... Any tips/help? Thank you guys, Joan To click on LOAD MORE button to load more real

I have a scenario which I think is pretty common in Android applications. I know partial attempts of solving the issue were made, but until now I have not stumbled upon the full implementation. I intend to try to implement such component and open source it afterwards, but I need your help in its design. So basically my case is the following: I have list view showing image loaded from the web and text per each row. I want to lazily load the images, placing default for each image and substituting it with the real one only when the image is downloaded. I also want to keep image cache avoiding the

I am using ASP.NET MVC 4 application. Home controller’s constructor is parameterized with 2 parameter(Iservice1 service1, Iservice2 service2) Not all the code path uses any of the Service (service1, service2), only in some code path I need service1 instance/object or service2 instance/object. I don’t want to use container.Resolve< <Lazy<IService1> >(); From this link ( http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn178463(v=pandp.30).aspx ) I understood that unity.mvc 4 use unity 3 which has Lazy loading support, but how to do this in ASP.NET MVC 4. In general, instance constructors should do

In each view of my application I need to have navigation menu prepared. So right now in every view I execute complicated query and store the menu in a dictionary which is passed to a template. In templates the variable in which I have the data is surrounded with "cache", so even though the queries are quite costly, it doesn't bother me. But I don't want to repeat myself in every view. I guessed that the best place to prepare the menu is in my own context processor. And so I did write one, but I noticed that even when I don't use the data from the context processor, the queries used to prepare

I am using Microsoft.WindowsAzure.StorageClient to manipulate blobs on Azure storage. I have come to the point where the user needs to list the uploaded files and modify/delete them. Since there are many files in one container, what is the best way to query azure storage services to return only the desired files. Also, I would like to be able to return only specific number of blobs so I can implement paging. There is a method called ListBlobs in the CloudBlobContainer, but it seems like it's returning all of the blobs in the container. That will not work for me. I searched a lot on this topic

I have an odd case where adding a record is causing unwanted loading of a related collection. For example, I have Requests and Sessions. A Session can contain many Requests. I already have loaded the session, and just want to add a new request. However, when I set call AddObject on the ObjectSet of the Request repository, SQL Profiler shows a select query getting executed on all related requests on that session. Here is the problem code: this._request = new Request { Action = (string)filterContext.RouteData.Values["action"], Controller = filterContext.Controller.GetType().Name, DateAdded =

I am attempting to lazy load a controller and template in my UI-Router router.js file, but am having difficulty with the template. The controller loads properly, but after that is loaded, we must load the template and this is where things go wrong. After ocLazyLoad loads the controller, we resolve an Angular promise which is also included in the templateProvider. The issue is instead of returning the promise (templateDeferred.promise) after the file is done loading, the promise is returned as an object. .state('log_in', { url: '/log-in', controller: 'controllerJsFile', templateProvider: